In 1986, the Danes played with the kind of imagination that left Scotland, Uruguay and West Germany flatfooted -- until they got thumped by the Spaniards in the knock-out stage, their brilliance good for only three straight matches.
The Forum scenes are staged with particular brilliance: at one point, the fickle mob fawns on Brutus, who gets swallowed up in the adoring crowd only to be instantly replaced by Mark Antony who is greeted first with guns and then with approving murmurs as his speech is avidly watched on TV monitors.
A ceremony at the theater drew all of Moscow's theatrical elite as well as dignitaries including Mikhail S. Gorbachev and President Vladimir V. Putin, who said Russia had lost "a great artist and stage director of brilliance and infinite talent".
The cornucopia of brilliance on stage in London and around British cities is too plentiful to list.
Long be- fore the world came to admire her radiance and brilliance on stage and in films, her classmates knew and loved Jill's wit, deep intelligence, and independent spirit, as well as her great warmth, her inner and outer beauty, and strength of character.
Argentina failed to find top form during the group stage as Messi's brilliance inspired them to three narrow victories against Bosnia-Hercegovina, Iran and Nigeria.
Link's use of artificial brilliance and staged theatricality cannot disguise his very real love affair with a passing moment and a passing era.
Now revived by Timothy Sheader, it is staged with all the brilliance you'd expect of a man who has won the Olivier award for best musical revival three years running.
It is difficult to prove — or disprove — the brilliance of those stage performers whose rise to fame occurred during the now distant pre-DVD age.
By Hilton Als It is difficult to prove — or disprove — the brilliance of those stage performers whose rise to fame occurred during the now distant pre-DVD age.
